25 Creepy Cat Comics That Might Change The Way You Look At Cats
Cats can be really weird from time to time. Sure, they look adorable when playing or sleeping, but they also do things that are hard to understand.
I guess our simple human minds aren't enough to comprehend them. Cat owners can definitely relate to this.
Cats will run around like crazy late at night for no apparent reason. Sometimes, they just stare at nothing for an extended period, as if they can see something.
That's reason enough for you to grab your cat and get out of there. These aren't the only creepy things cats do.
Artist Cotton Valent found inspiration in this and created a comic series titled "Creepy Cat." The story follows a girl named Flora who moves into an apartment owned by a cat.
A lot of really creepy and nerve-wracking things happen to her during her adventures with the creepy cat. If you want to see some of them, just scroll down.
1. Cats can see more than we can.
2. Gifts from cats are usually not the most pleasant.
3. What do you mean, together?
4. Sluuurp.
5. Cats are so slick.
6. I've never met a cat that likes cucumbers.
7. Guess who.
8. The betrayal.
9. Not your bed anymore.
10. Tentacle mittens!
11. Everyone knows cats protect you from vampires.
12. They will show you what is real.
13. Cats will drive you crazy.
14. Cats have to stay fit too.
15. Cats are stronger than you might imagine.
16. Incoming!
17. Cats are always watching.
18. Probably why witches only own black cats.
19. No more eating alone if you have a cat.
It's crazy how accurate these are. Who knew a normal life with a cat could be turned into a creepy comic series?
I guess anything is possible now, and those possibilities are endless with cats.
Even if they are creepy, you just can't get enough of them. Regardless of all the weird antics, you still love your cat.
20. It's just showing some love.
21. Don't ask too many questions.
22. No cat is normal. Remember that.
23. This spot is taken, Bogeyman.
24. Good luck, Doc.
25. Always check under the cat first.
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